Mt. Thunder

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Mt. Thunder

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Mt. Thunder ライメイの　やま Mt. Thunder

Basic info Floors: 13* Rest stops: Yes Traps: No Monster Houses: {{{monsterhouses}}} Main type: Electric, Poison* Electric* Boss: Zapdos

Allowances Recruiting: Yes Items: Allowed Money: Allowed Starting level: Current Team members: 3

Location

Mt. Thunder (Japanese: ライメイの　やま Mt. Thunder) is the sixth dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team and the first to feature a boss fight with a Legendary Pokémon (Zapdos). As its name implies, the dungeon is inside a mountain where many of the native Pokémon are Electric-type.

The entrance to the mountain.

The summit, Zapdos's home.

After floor 10, the player is given an option to save and heal before continuing on to Mt. Thunder Peak, which takes place on the outside of the mountain, which is craggy and populated by powerful Pokémon such as Electabuzz. There is no chance of finding a monster house, a shop, or a buried item in this dungeon.

Zapdos is level 45 when recruited.

Pokémon encountered

Mt. Thunder

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Weedle	1-4	8	11.4%
	Nidoran♂	1-4	12	12.6%
	Electrike	1-4	12,14	7.8%
	Cacnea	1-4	11	7.2%
	Pidgeotto	2-5	11	-19%
	Beedrill	5-8	10	Unrecruitable
	Electabuzz	5-8	12	Unrecruitable
	Stantler	5-9	9,13	7.2%
	Ampharos	6-10	12	Unrecruitable
	Gligar	7-10	12	8.5%
	Manectric	8-10	9	Unrecruitable
	Growlithe	9-10	10	10.6%

Mt. Thunder Peak

Mt. Thunder Peak

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Growlithe	1-2	10	10.6%
	Electabuzz	1-2	12	Unrecruitable
	Ampharos	1-2	12	Unrecruitable
	Gligar	1-2	12	8.5%
	Manectric	1-2	9	Unrecruitable
	Zapdos	3	25	30% Boss
Zapdos cannot be recruited until after the credits roll.

Items

Mt. Thunder

Item		Floors
	4-194 Poké	1-10F
	Gold Ribbon	1-10F
	Power Band	1-10F
	Special Band	1-10F
	3-4 Gravelerock	1-10F
	Apple	1-10F
	Black Gummi	1-10F
	Blue Gummi	1-10F
	Brown Gummi	1-10F
	Gold Gummi	1-10F
	Gray Gummi	1-10F
	Orange Gummi	1-10F
	Pink Gummi	1-10F
	Red Gummi	1-10F
	Silver Gummi	1-10F
	Sky Gummi	1-10F
	White Gummi	1-10F
	Yellow Gummi	1-10F
	Cheri Berry	1-10F
	Oran Berry	1-10F
	Pecha Berry	1-10F
	Blast Seed	1-10F
	Max Elixir	1-10F
	Aerial Ace	1-10F
	Attract	1-10F
	Brick Break	1-10F
	Bullet Seed	1-10F
	Dig	1-10F
	Facade	1-10F
	Frustration	1-10F
	Giga Drain	1-10F
	Hidden Power	1-10F
	Rest	1-10F
	Return	1-10F
	Roar	1-10F
	Safeguard	1-10F
	Secret Power	1-10F
	Shadow Ball	1-10F
	Shock Wave	1-10F
	Taunt	1-10F
	Thief	1-10F
	Torment	1-10F
	Toxic	1-10F
	Link Box	1-10F

Mt. Thunder Peak

Item		Floors
	4-194 Poké	1-2F
	Brown Gummi	1-2F
	Clear Gummi	1-2F
	Grass Gummi	1-2F
	Gray Gummi	1-2F
	Orange Gummi	1-2F
	Pink Gummi	1-2F
	Red Gummi	1-2F
	Silver Gummi	1-2F
	Sky Gummi	1-2F
	White Gummi	1-2F
	Yellow Gummi	1-2F
	Oran Berry	1-2F
	Blast Seed	1-2F
	Max Elixir	1-2F

In the manga

Mt. Thunder in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Ginji's Rescue Team

In the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Ginji's Rescue Team manga

Ginji and Mudkip passed through Mt. Thunder in I Want to be Human Again! on their way to meet Xatu at the Hill of the Ancients. On their way, they encountered Zapdos, who attacked them. At first, they were unable to deal practically any damage on the Legendary bird Pokémon, but eventually Mudkip, encouraged by Ginji, used Mud Sport to protect Ginji from Zapdos's Electric attacks so that he was able to defeat it with a close-range Flamethrower.

In other languages

Mt. Thunder Language Title French Mont Foudre German Donnerberg Italian Monte Tuono Korean 천둥산 Cheondungsan Spanish Monte Trueno

Mt. Thunder Peak Language Title French Mont Foudre-Pic German Donnerberggipfel Italian Vetta Tuono Korean 천둥산 중턱 Cheondungsan jungteog Spanish Pico Trueno

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